Les ogres du journalisme by André Gill (1866)

Hand-colored caricature of an armored journalist with a sword and quill, surrounded by portraits and papers marked Cartel and

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A hand-colored satirical print shows a fierce armored figure in a red coat and yellow helmet, sword in hand and quill poised over a page, beside an ink bottle labeled "Fiel extra-fin." Framed caricature portraits crowd the right side, while small grotesque figures climb along the left edge and loose sheets marked "Cartel," "Rapport" and "Provocation" lie on the floor.

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1866

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